Sentence examples for communications caught from inspiring English sources

His colleague, Iain Lobban, said his staff was now seeing "near-daily discussion" by terrorist groups on how to avoid having their digital communications caught in the spying dragnet revealed by former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.

By Thomas Nybo PORT-AU-PRINCE PORT-AU-PRINCE PORT-AU-PRINCEn tHaitiICEF communications team caught up with Shasha Liza, 19, in early December, she was alone in a tent, cutting up chicken feet, which her mother would cook and sell on the streets.

Shasha's story: UNICEF revisits a Haitian girl in a camp for the displaced PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, 19 January 2011 – When the UNICEF communications team caught up with Shasha Liza, 14, in early December, she was alone in a tent, cutting up chicken feet, which her mother would cook and sell on the streets.

After T.I.A. was officially shut down in 2003, the N.S.A. adopted many of Mr. Poindexter's ideas except for two: an application that would "anonymize" data, so that information could be linked to a person only through a court order; and a set of audit logs, which would keep track of whether innocent Americans' communications were getting caught in a digital net.

As many pundits have noted, however, the scope of these programs makes it likely that domestic calls and other communications will get caught up in the dragnet, too.

It is time that communications privacy law caught up with the twenty-first century.

A University of Missouri communications professor was caught on tape blocking a freelance photographer attempting to shoot photos at a protest on campus.

Critics, including NSA whistle-blowers, have raised fears that law-abiding Americans' communications are getting caught up in a vast, electronic dragnet of phone calls and emails.

(Google, Microsoft, and Nuance Communications seem to have caught on since).

The targets do not need to be a suspected terrorist or spy, and it is generally an accepted fact that Americans' communications sometimes get "incidentally" caught up in that vacuum, thanks to various technical and practical difficulties.

Toward the end of the night, The Huffington Post caught Perry communications director Ray Sullivan alone and pressed him for a yes or no answer on whether the Romney camp was misrepresenting Perry by saying he wanted to do away with Social Security.